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WIN A BIG BEAR AND HUGE CARD FOR VALENTINE'S DAY

01/15/2020
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WIN A BIG BEAR AND HUGE CARD FOR
VALENTINE'S DAY!!

 

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LIKE the Library's Facebook Page To Win. Tto get a chance to win a plush, pink heart hugging bear and three foot Valentine’ Day card. Winner will be randomly drawn the morning of February 14, 2020.


The Big Bend Community College William C. Bonaudi Library (bbcclibrary) wants to reach 300 likes before  March.  Our page is full of useful ideas, webinar dates, book talks, best databases, and more.  Restricted to current Big Bend Community College staff, students, and faculty.


LIKE us here:     https://www.facebook.com/bbcclibrary 


Confirm and provide contact information with forms on Library Display or Online here:

https://bigbend.libwizard.com/f/Love

 

 

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